Only 48 people needed, but additional jobs could open up.
Eight-year- old Luke Sisco, with his mom and dad, Jennifer and Nat volunteer for RICAN (Rhode Island Center Assisting Those in Need) at the Carolina Fire Station on Route 112, where they help serve a community meal.
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The run for Governor
Mike McCullough volunteers for RICAN ( Rhode Island Center Assisting Those in Need.)
Efforts to bring fish back to the source ramp up
Both town manager and police chief hope to restore position next school year
The moral of the story: If you need to burn, burn responsibly.
Richmond approves effort; nine other towns to be asked
Begonias make excellent houseplants
Five members of the Dunn's Corners Fire Department plan to participate in Feb. 27's Fight for Air Climb in Providence.
The list names "almost all" teachers hired this year and allows for some "potential" cuts in special education staffing,
A free meal is offered every Tuesday from 11:30 to 12:30 by the Cross' Mills Baptist Church .
Azzinaro, Algiere file bills that would relieve towns of unfunded mandates - obligations imposed by state law without the money to pay for them.
Rockville Mill would offer 14 apartments at the two-building facility off Canonchet Road.
Iconography is the study of symbols depicted in a work of art, iconology is the study of the meaning contained within the symbols in a particular work of art.
Town leaders react
Many citizens have been forced to trim their budgets, Carcieri says. " They expect their government to do the same."
In jail since 2002, Russell E. Kirby will be sentenced March 30; Kirby's brother says he thinks the jury was fair.
Public invited to debate fate of Sandy Point at meeting slated Wednesday from 7 to 9 p.m. at the COMO.
Zoning changes could limit large-scale retail development throughout town, including the village of Wyoming.
This Italian presepio takes the nativity a step further than others, depicting in detail, the scenery of the time.
Monday Profile
URI sophomores Courtney Barnas and Jenna Broccolo spend winter break volunteering at a Nicaraguan orphanage.
According to the Get Nitrogen Institute under-inflated tires inadvertently are a big contributor to global warming as they cause drivers to waste fuel.
Sessions at Westerly High School, Town Hall
Locals return from Haiti with adoptees, tales of trauma
A few weeks ago, on the coldest, most miserable day of this winter, I spent all day traveling. I woke up at 8 a.m. and took a ferry built for D-Day to the eastern end of Long Island. Then I drove through snowflakes halfway across the island to meet up with my father. I was home — but only halfway to my destination.
Other departments are hiring
Democrat had to deal with Station, lead paint cases
The common name strawberry may have come from "strew berry" based on the way the berries are strewn out among the leaves.
Toyota suspended all sales for eight models involved in the recall.
An arbitrator will be assigned to help hammer out a new contract between Westerly's teachers and the school board.
The top 4 favorite varieties of "heirloom" or old-fashioned tomato will be sold at the club's annual plant sale on Saturday, May 8.
The president urges nervous Democrats to overcome their fears and fight for his agenda.
What is your impression of Obama's speech?
The state continued to present its second case against Russell E. Kirby on charges of kidnapping and assault.
Carcieri’s State of the State address
The Big Apple Circus is pulling out of Ninigret Park after 25 years - a casualty of tough financial times.
Catherine Bates creates functional wheel thrown pottery, as well as tiles and medallions reflecting Chinese and Sanskrit symbols and Celtic knots.
Proposed legislation would require schools to issue guidelines to coaches about concussions.
Three police officers will be laid off in mid-February under the plan; all department heads must tighten up by 3%.
55 members of Providence College's Urban Action Club lend a hand to spruce up the more than 350 acres of South County Conservancy's stewardship of open space in Charlestown.
The $560K investment in the Crandall Family Preserve will help protect the water supply to Westerly and Pawcatuck, the land trust says.
A tax on groceries and medicine is part of his fiscal plan.
Steve and Pat Gardiner manage outdoor markets at the University of Rhode Island's East Farm on Saturday and Marina Park on Tuesday.
Westerly High freshmen step up in Haitian relief effort
Shelter struggles to find room for cats, equipment
A variety of human and animal studies have linked chemicals common in household cleaning products with a wide range of health risks.
District changes opinion, decides to help new church’s bid for zoning relief
Hopkinton councilor was sued by ex-councilor, interim town manager in 2005
Moles are small, burrowing mammals that live almost exclusively underground.
Solutions proposed during the two-hour session include lowering rents and extending business hours and days.
Venison for the poor
Tiffany Adams' has traveled extensively, including living in other countries to fully immerse herself in her craft.
After revising the budget to remove school system employee salaries, the community center is $75K in the black.
William Craven accused of embezzling $400K from clients
Almost $600 was raised for the local Habitat affiliate.
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